Cannabis S v. bagseed
In/Out: Indoors, suspended from skylight
Room: Kitchen/Living Room/Bedroom/Office (it's an RV,lol)
Medium: Miracle-Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix
Light: Gigantic self-sustaining nuclear fusionreactor in the sky
Style: Ghetto RV Suspended Greenhouse (-ish)
Ventilation: 13,500 BTU A/C (RV roof-mount), and small fan
Number ofplants: 2
Water: tap water, not filtered
Roomtemp: between 70F and 85F. (It's an old RV, with crappy insulation)
Roomhum: ~70%
Currentstatus: Veg
Current statustime: ~4 months
Bucket/binsize: about 3 liters or so
I had started this grow in December of last year (2012). I think I actually planted them on the supposed "doomsday." LOL.
Got a bunch of bag seed (from good dope) when my friend moved to a new place. In December 2012, I started 8 seeds in Jiffy Pods. Out of 8, 6 sprouted, and 4 went outdoors and have since died. I had taken them to a place slightly too remote, and to top it off, it was the "dry season." So, two remain, indoors. I originally put them next to a West-facing window, as I get lots of potent sunlight where I'm at. Wasn't enough, though, and the plants showed it. They stretched a lot.
To make up for this, I build what I call my "Super-duper suspended vegetation rig" so I could hang my plants in my skylight. I zip-tied a couple of wire fridge shelves together, and hung them using carabineers and string/wire/more zip-ties, to the skylight in the trailer I live in. So, I built the thing in the pictures, put the kids on it, and they're getting lots of light now. Been watering them every couple days since then, and they seem pretty happy.
A couple of weeks ago I finally realized that they wouldn't bud until after sun goes 12/12. Duh! But, oh well. So, I wait till mid-summer now. And then some.
Today (middle of April) tied a few branches, training. It's my first attempt at LST, and it ain't pretty. It's pretty ugly, actually. But, it seems to have the great effect of allowing light at the whole plant(s) now. I should have started LST much sooner, though. Cloud passing by darkened the photo a bit.
While tying the plants back, I noticed that it seems the skylight dome acted a bit like a screen, since the plants couldn't grow "up," they went a bit sideways. I think I simply helped it a bit, here. I also trimmed more than a few fan leaves that were eating up all the sunshine.
I guess I should add, the plants are about four months old now. They're still in vegetative state, because the light-cycle has just begun lengthening. Outside, these probably could have been monsters. However, my State still doesn't like pot, so I'm staying as healthy and stealthy as possible, indoors.
I have some more pics of the plants when they were younger, but they're on my phone, and I need to get an adapter to transfer the files to my PC. Soon as that's done, I'll UL them, and in the meantime, I'll keep updates on the current status of them.
This is my first grow journal, and my first indoor grow, so I am very eager for feedback. If there's anything more I should post on here, any grow ideas, ..... Money's tight, but I'm great at jury-rigging, so I'll try just about anything I can, to learn and learn and learn some more. I love this site, this community, it's a great place to learn and share ideas. I hope I can share some of my own ideas. Cheers y'all! And thanks!
~asteidl
In/Out: Indoors, suspended from skylight
Room: Kitchen/Living Room/Bedroom/Office (it's an RV,lol)
Medium: Miracle-Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix
Light: Gigantic self-sustaining nuclear fusionreactor in the sky
Style: Ghetto RV Suspended Greenhouse (-ish)
Ventilation: 13,500 BTU A/C (RV roof-mount), and small fan
Number ofplants: 2
Water: tap water, not filtered
Roomtemp: between 70F and 85F. (It's an old RV, with crappy insulation)
Roomhum: ~70%
Currentstatus: Veg
Current statustime: ~4 months
Bucket/binsize: about 3 liters or so
I had started this grow in December of last year (2012). I think I actually planted them on the supposed "doomsday." LOL.
Got a bunch of bag seed (from good dope) when my friend moved to a new place. In December 2012, I started 8 seeds in Jiffy Pods. Out of 8, 6 sprouted, and 4 went outdoors and have since died. I had taken them to a place slightly too remote, and to top it off, it was the "dry season." So, two remain, indoors. I originally put them next to a West-facing window, as I get lots of potent sunlight where I'm at. Wasn't enough, though, and the plants showed it. They stretched a lot.
To make up for this, I build what I call my "Super-duper suspended vegetation rig" so I could hang my plants in my skylight. I zip-tied a couple of wire fridge shelves together, and hung them using carabineers and string/wire/more zip-ties, to the skylight in the trailer I live in. So, I built the thing in the pictures, put the kids on it, and they're getting lots of light now. Been watering them every couple days since then, and they seem pretty happy.
A couple of weeks ago I finally realized that they wouldn't bud until after sun goes 12/12. Duh! But, oh well. So, I wait till mid-summer now. And then some.
Today (middle of April) tied a few branches, training. It's my first attempt at LST, and it ain't pretty. It's pretty ugly, actually. But, it seems to have the great effect of allowing light at the whole plant(s) now. I should have started LST much sooner, though. Cloud passing by darkened the photo a bit.
While tying the plants back, I noticed that it seems the skylight dome acted a bit like a screen, since the plants couldn't grow "up," they went a bit sideways. I think I simply helped it a bit, here. I also trimmed more than a few fan leaves that were eating up all the sunshine.
I guess I should add, the plants are about four months old now. They're still in vegetative state, because the light-cycle has just begun lengthening. Outside, these probably could have been monsters. However, my State still doesn't like pot, so I'm staying as healthy and stealthy as possible, indoors.
I have some more pics of the plants when they were younger, but they're on my phone, and I need to get an adapter to transfer the files to my PC. Soon as that's done, I'll UL them, and in the meantime, I'll keep updates on the current status of them.
This is my first grow journal, and my first indoor grow, so I am very eager for feedback. If there's anything more I should post on here, any grow ideas, ..... Money's tight, but I'm great at jury-rigging, so I'll try just about anything I can, to learn and learn and learn some more. I love this site, this community, it's a great place to learn and share ideas. I hope I can share some of my own ideas. Cheers y'all! And thanks!
~asteidl